In the News: Larger Than Life Exhibits at Custer State Park
Hands-on exhibits at Custer State Park encourage visitors to see the park in new ways.
Hands-on exhibits at Custer State Park encourage visitors to see the park in new ways.
While every exhibit is intended to educate and spark emotions and connections, none go quite as far as the Holocaust exhibit at the Fagen Fighters WWII museum.
Last year on Earth Day, the Jay C. Hormel Nature Center in Austin, Minnesota broke ground on a 15,000-square-foot interpretive center.
We’re as thrilled by this write up as the author was when he visited our latest project, the exhibits at the Beaver Creek Reserve in Fall Creek, Wisconsin.
The newly renovated Jarrett Prairie Center Museum at the Byron Forest Preserve opened to the public on October 20, 2016.
What is an iconic artifact? Is it an object central to a historical event? Is it a symbol representing larger themes and ideas?
The Creole Nature Trail—also known as Louisiana’s Outback—is a scenic byway looping through the heart of Southwest Louisiana.
Nearly a century ago, a historic social movement rippled across the Great Plains.
Hand-painted murals create an incredible environment within an exhibit, transporting visitors into the storyline.